Payne’s attorney calls school district filing “routine”

The district, represented by McLocklin and Murphy, LLP, filed a motion for summary judgment June 2 claiming it no longer had jurisdiction to grant Payne “the relief she seeks; which is a due process hearing over a contract long since terminated by agreement or expired.”

However, Payne’s attorney Richard Storrs said Tuesday he had not yet reviewed the motion in detail and called it a “routine filing.”

“I honestly have not prepared my response,” Storrs said in a phone conversation.

For the full story, see the June 22 issue of the Barrow Journal.